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From sea kayaking trips to gin-tasting sessions and guided tours, there’s an action-packed calendar of events running until 10 May 2016.

Travel to the Channel Islands this spring for Heritage and much more

This spring, the Channel Islands are hosting a Heritage Festival that’s sure to be a hit with all the family.From sea kayaking trips around the Islands’ spectacular coastline to gin-tasting sessions and guided tours of Jersey War Tunnels to coastal scrambles and photography workshops, there’s an action-packed calendar of hundreds of events and activities running until 10 May 2016.

The theme for this year’s Heritage Festival is celebrating the Islands’ timeless relationship with the sea, offering visitors the chance to learn more about famous seafarers, maritime heritage, shipbuilding and even take part in a family-friendly ‘fire and foraging’ workshop.

Situated in Baie de St Malo between England and France, the Channel Islands of Guernsey and Jersey enjoy some of the best weather in the UK and can be reached in less than three hours.Travelling with Condor Ferries from Poole, on board high speed ferry, Condor Liberation, the trip begins with a relaxing cruise across the English Channel.Although one of the busiest shipping routes in the world, the English Channel is also home to a variety of whales, dolphins and sea birds and you could be lucky enough to catch a glimpse.

With activities galore all tied in to this year’s Heritage Festival, there’s plenty to keep all the family occupied on Jersey and Guernsey as part of a longer holiday.However, if you’ve only got a few hours to spare, then why not take a day trip from Poole to Guernsey to get a taste of what the Island has to offer?What’s more, you can even take your car if you’d like to explore a bit further than the capital, St Peter Port.

Justin Amey, Head of Marketing at Condor Ferries, commented: “Spring is a fantastic time to visit the Channel Islands, either for a day trip, or as part of a longer holiday.This year’s Heritage Festival offers visitors an ideal opportunity to visit the Islands and make the most of the many activities and experiences on offer.

“Travelling with Condor Ferries to the Channel Islands couldn’t be easier – no passports are required and with our regular fast ferry service from Poole onboard Condor Liberation, visitors can be on holiday in less than three hours.”

To find out more about 2016 Channel Islands Heritage Festival visit www.visitchannelislands.com

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Issued on behalf of Condor Ferries by McKenna Townsend

For further information please contact Rachel Hadfield or Mel Bradley on 01425 472330 or email condor@mckennatownsend.com